A car is undergoing uniform acceleration Measurements have been made of the car's displace-ment(s) from the origin against time (t) as followst (s)s (m)16 7118210 3049316 1415423 948233 883945 940560 14688.76 36389.94 652710115 1413Sınce the car is undergoing uniform acceleration, s and t are related by1s = 80 + ugt +at2Use the above data to find the best estimate of the constants so, uo and aWrite only the Oc-tave/MatLab program that solves the system and hypothetically plot the graph of the estımate

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